Wednesday, June 16, 1880 Called on Dr. Pomery to see about my difficulty and had the satisfaction of finding that it is gradually disappearing. Went down town and bought some binders boards. Weir came in and we had a long and interesting and confidential talk. He urged me to go home with him but I did not feel at liberty to do so although I would have liked to. I came home by the Powell. It has been a lovely cool day. Found Mary & Marion and Cornelia here and Jamie Andrews also whose school has closed. Sara has had passes sent her for herself and Jamie and now I presume they will soon be going out to Nevada. I am very sorry to have her go for I shall miss her very much. A long letter from Alice. I wish I could go and make them a short visit.
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